Zoom past edges of image

Hello,
I am having an issue that i cannot figure out, i might have hit some kind of shortcut or something... When i zoom in 100% to an image, i use the navigator to go to the corner of the image. however when i look at the image (i am in the corner) the scroll bars show that i can go further than that! so if i use the scrollbars to get to the corner it goes right past the image... now i know i can do this in fullscreen mode... (F key) however i have tried that and know that i am NOT in that mode, yet i can still scroll past the image. any thoughts on what or how to change this back to stop at the edge?! thanks in advance!

Here are a couple of screen shots to show what i am talking about... it really looks like i am in fullscreen
mode but i assure you i am not!
Navigator in bottom corner of image, but image scrollbars show there is more... even though there isn't!
useing the scrollbars i go right past the image like i am in fullscreen mode! any thoughts!?

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